Celtics Edge Bullets In Tight 95-94 Finish
Boston survived a frantic finish as John Havlicek ignored a timeout to set up a decisive Dave Cowens jump shot from the foul line with four seconds left. The Celtics beat the Washington Bullets 95-94 to reach 59-22, the NBA’s best, with one game left at Philadelphia.
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Celtics Edge Bullets In Final Seconds To Take Lead
Boston earns a dramatic 95-94 win over Washington as Havlicek feeds Cowens for the decisive shot after Wes Unseld's 15 second buzzer threat. Milwaukee tops New York 109-101, Chicago beats New Orleans 111-87, Buffalo shuts Philadelphia 108-97, Golden State 128 Phoenix 99, Portland 116 Kansas City Omaha 110, Seattle 111 Los Angeles 102.
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Reds Dodgers Open 1975 Season Amid Sellout Riverfront
The Cincinnati Reds host the Los Angeles Dodgers in the season opener at Riverfront Stadium with a sellout crowd of about 52,000 including Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. The rivals, previous NL champions and 1973 West Division winners, renew their tense contest as opening-day excitement runs high across the league.
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Nelson Leads All-State Vote In Bangor Daily News
Foxcroft Academy senior Kevin Nelson tops the 20th annual Bangor Daily News all state schoolboy basketball balloting. Second and third teams list players from Stearns, Portland, Westbrook, Presque Isle, Orono, Cony, Kennebunk, Lake Region and Gray New Gloucester with several seniors and a sophomore noted. Also noted are Kuhn traveling to Cleveland for Frank Robinsons debut as major leagues first black manager. Jackie Robinsons widow Rachael will throw out first ball and other openers include Biewers against the Red Sox and Vida Blue vs Wilbur Wood as baseball action opens the season.
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Lewiston Raceway Race Card Highlights Multiple Pace Events
A detailed listing of Lewiston Raceway races includes horses and drivers across Race Five through Race Ten. Notable entries include Eddy H. L. Fitch Nosey Mite and Brave Steppy in Race Five, Monterey Hanover and Jay Tree in Race Six, and Cap Pine Nibsen and Prince Relco among others in Race Nine and Ten. The card shows purses from 550 to 1200 and multiple pacing events with various drivers.
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Lincolns Receipe
Steady Black Boy
L. Norton
Cape Pine
Tony C Back in Majors With Red Sox After 32 Years
Winter Haven Florida AP Tony Conigliaro wins a comeback with the Boston Red Sox making the Opening Day lineup as designated hitter against the Milwaukee Brewers in Boston He traveled from Florida to Tampa for word of his return and spoke of renewed swing and motivation after years away from the majors.
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